Jews are allowed. Any religion that isn't Catholic is allowed.

Yep. And Norway and Denmark.

Mix vinegar and water and apply it to skin with a brown paper bag. Nothing feels better. And then, when skin starts to crack and peel, use vaseline. Once, I had a sunburn that was so bad that when it healed it hurt worse than when I first got it. Anything I would put on my skin would make it burn like I was being…

I thought Leo skipped that year in protest because he wasn't nominated. He didn't even show up to support the film.

I saw him on Friday Night Lights and LOVED him. At the very least, Mercedes' new boyfriend is going to be more charismatic and a better actor.

The puppets on Sesame Street are supposed to represent children of different ages. I think Elmo is 2 or 3, while Big Bird is 5. I don't know how old Bert and Ernie are supposed to be, but if they're like the rest of the puppets on the show, they're too young to get married. Also, not real...

No, I forget how much the tour was, but all the money from it (and there was also probably a gift shop) would go to pay for the house's upkeep. It's hard to maintain a huge estate like that because of inheritance taxes. Opening it up to the public means that the family doesn't have to sell off all of their old…

I spent a couple of weeks in London earlier this summer and my biggest regret was that I hadn't watched Downton Abbey before I went. I had known about it before and kept seeing ads for the castle tour while I was there, but stupidly didn't go while I had the chance. If you haven't watched it yet, do it! There's…

Yes! Hearted for the oh so very apt Handmaid's Tale reference.

Yes! I knew she was on some dance show as a teen. It's so awkward!

That's Sara Gilbert, not Melissa. I noticed some people were commenting on their family resemblance, and while they are sisters, they're adopted, not biological.

I think you might be talking about The Tomorrow People. It's a remake of a British (I think?) show.

I keep reading here and other places about what a great show this is, so I decided to start watching it. I really liked the first episode, but the camera style is really jarring and annoying and I turned off the second one about midway through. Does the camera work ever stop being annoying? And I'm not a football…

He can't legitimize one of his illegitimate children. That used to be the way things were done in Monaco, but Albert's father changed the Constitution several years ago.

Her character died on the show. Well, she was in a car accident and had facial reconstruction and then told someone she was dying, so we didn't actually get to see it on-screen. Maybe she'll be back for sweeps.

Those are actually the rules of the Church of England, that divorce and remarriage are not allowed. And before you counter with "Henry VIII the great divorcer started the church", yeah he gave it the name, but Elizabeth I made it Anglican (it used to be Catholic with a different name) and set it up to how it is today.…

Of course Camilla was acceptable. Charles married her didn't he? Unless you're talking about when they initially dated in the 70s. Charles waffled and went to sea and Camilla couldn't wait and married Andrew Parker Bowles, who she had been chasing anyway. Camilla wouldn't have been the ideal choice, but Charles…

Who knows. The point is that he would be allowed to marry one. There's not a law against it.

I know the Catholic thing is offensive. The Act of Settlement is far from my favorite document. As to what the family will allow, I don't know because I don't know them. Legally though, William's choices were bigger than white and one branch of Protestantism.

Actually, the only qualification for her to marry royalty was to just not be Catholic. She could have been black or Asian, Jewish or Muslim. Being Catholic or being married to a Catholic are the only things like that that royalty are forbidden from. That and getting the sovereign's permission if you're under 25.